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For many years, Chileans believed their country was free of corruption, and everyone trusted that government officials would not use their power to make money for themselves.
But later, corruption increased, and some people used their power to benefit themselves and their friends.
Corruption made people lose trust in the government and in others.
If people feel that wealthy and powerful individuals can break the rules, society becomes unfair.
As a result, people are less willing to cooperate and there may even be more crime.
Corruption also makes it easier for bad people to do bad things, like drug trafficking and theft.
Sometimes, corruption is not about taking money directly, but about using laws to help a few people make money, which is also wrong.
To reduce corruption, we need to make things more transparent, protect whistleblowers, track the flow of money, and have the determination to break the protection among the powerful.
Corruption not only causes the country to lose money but also makes society unsafe, causing people to lose trust and confidence in the future.
These are the invisible costs brought by corruption.